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Location: Sur, Diyarbakır (near İç Kale, south of Oğrun Gate) Construction Date: Between 1155 and 1160 (Artuklu period) Founder: Nisanoğlu Ebul Kasım (or Nisanoğlu Kemaleddin Abu’l-Qasim Ali) Design: Square-plan tall minaret; notable for its stonework and inscriptions. 🕌 History and Significance Hazreti Süleyman Camii is situated on a sloping terrain near Diyarbakır’s İç Kale. The inscriptions on the minaret indicate the year 1160. The mosque is one of the earliest examples of Islamic architect

Safvan bin Muattal Mosque and Külliye, built in Samsat, is a comprehensive structure that integrates spatial needs with contemporary architecture.Who is Safvan bin Muattal?Safvan bin Muattal was one of the respected figures in the early Muslim community of Medina. He is mentioned in the biographies of the Prophet Muhammad and is renowned for his reliability and moral integrity. He was praised by the Prophet Muhammad, who said, “I know nothing but good about Safvan,” and “Do not harm Safvan; he l

Rising at the summit of a hill covered with greenery between Gaziantep and Kahramanmaraş, the Ökkeşiye Hazretleri Türbesi is a site of significant historical and religious importance. The individual believed to be buried here, Ökkeşiye Hazretleri (also known as Hz. Ukkaşe), is recognized as one of the companions of our Prophet. According to tradition, he was one of five individuals martyred during the Muslim conquest of Gaziantep.The hill on which the tomb stands is known locally as “Ökkeşiye”.